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I've read (and listened to) this collection of poems half a dozen times. THE WASTE LAND is, without a doubt, still my favourite. It's hard to understand, pompous at times and so dense with allusions to other works I lose track of what's ...

Veteran astrologer Robert Wilkinson brings his authentic wisdom to bear in this look at the dreaded Mercury Retrograde.
Wilkinson covers topics ranging from an introduction to Mercury; what Mercury Retrograde means; he explores the "ba...

Written in a more innocent and graceful era, MR James's ghost stories are subtle, with very polite and, at times, utterly chilling ghosts.
I enjoyed most of them, with some of the stories giving me delicious goosebumps (The Ash Tree, N...

Powerful characters make for intense emotion. Couple that with riveting prose and a looming war in Jacobite England, and you have a magical historical romance novel. Duran certainly knows how to weave a spell with her story telling.
Su...

FINDING LOVE AGAIN by Chioma Iwunze-Ibiam
A sweet love story set in Nigeria, proving that love and the desire for a happy ending is universal.
Poet & DJ Kambi, left at the altar by her erstwhile groom, escapes to a luxurious resort i...

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